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The 1979 date places this note at a politically decisive moment: Idi Amin had just been deposed in April of that year following the Uganda-Tanzania War, and the incoming government of Yusufu Lule inherited both a collapsed economy and a currency infrastructure badly in need of legitimacy. Retaining Thomas De La Rue as printer provided exactly that kind of institutional continuity — the same firm had produced Uganda's notes since the country's earliest post-independence issues.

P#14 is a short-lived type, superseded relatively quickly as the post-Amin administrations cycled through governments at speed throughout 1979 and into 1980.